Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-04-07
Local Expositions.

Houses torent are in great demand al
present.
Thos. Emery is studying law in E. II
brakes Office.
J. G. Holden is in Detroit this week
buying goods,
\ good suit of clothing for $500 al
Ovens & Braidwood's.
Delos Zavitz has secured a position
in the new store of |. Bermans.
The BARRIERS will now have chance
to attend church Sunday mornings.
A brother of w. II. Rollins from
Canada visited with him the past week
A new lot of mems. youths and boys
clothing just received at Ovens Il Braid
woods.
Look at those gents fine shoes at
Holden Bros, ranging in price from
$500 upwards.
Mrs. Raymond and daughter Jennie,
have moved to Chicago where they will
make their future home.
l.. F. Reddicliffe, of Ozark. and broth
ar, of Speaker, were callers at the EX-
POSITOR Office last week.
Isaac Mclaughlin has two ewes
which gave birth to six lambs and all
are living and doing well.
John Steenburg now receives a pen
sion from Uncle Sam on account OF
services rendered in the army.
The work on s. j. Welch's new house
ic raniHlU f1rnornceinn a will have a
nice residence when completed.
4 regular old Dakota blizzard passed
through this place on Monday. 1t did
not turn the result of the election.
j. $. Duflie, with his son Bert and
daughter Gertie, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs G. 5. Ney, the past week.
c. II. Niggeman has secured the
house lately vacated by w. j. Gorham
and family and will move with his fam
lily in about aweek.
Any person wanting good brood
mare in foal and having gelding they
wish to dispose of, can get good bar
gain in trade by calling on VIM Near,
Brockway Centre. 40 4
Itch, OF every kind cured in 30 min
utes by WOolford's Sanitary Lotion
Use no other. This never fails. Sold
by Chas. A. Wells & Co., Druggists
Brockway Centre, Mich.
Remember c. F. Michaels' Easter
Ball. Monday evening, April II. Every
thing in fine shape, first-class music and
a good time guaranteed. Bill only S1.00
Lots of eggs to eat for supper.
Notices have been served on the bar
bers and others in the village to close
on Sundays. When you want shave
or any provisions from the stores you
must think about it Saturday.
Will some one tell winter to move on.
1t has been lingering in The lap of
spring twenty four hours a day and
seven days week until people are tir-
ed seeing it make such an exhibition Of
itself.
Notwithstanding the fact that all the
saloons were to have been closed on
Monday there were more drunken men
and boys to be seen on the streets than
at any other township election for the
past four years.
The druggist who hesitates now is
lost for the winter. He should sling
together some sweet oil and liquorice
and bring out his cough syrup at once.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup does not pay
him enough profit.
Miss Kittie A. Carroll presents a
change Of adv. in this issue, which is
worthy of your careful attention. She
also wishes to inform her many patrons
that she will have three day opening,
on 81, % and % of April.
w. II. Palmer has put in new stock
Of general merchandise and will con-
tinue on in business as before, but on
the cash basis. Read his new adv. in
this issue and when in town give him
call and look over his stock.
Beware of frauds A gang Of sharp,
oily-tongued fellows are tramping the
country soliciting signatures to pledges
not to destroy singing birds. The pledge
subsequently resolves itself into prom
issory note. Sign nothing and you are
on the safe side.
|. Berman of Valley Centre, has open
ed general merchandise stock in the
McKenna building. where he invites
all to call and examine his stock and
prices. Mr.. Bermap is young man
with lots of enterprise and we would
like to see him prosper in our midst.
The first blue-bird is again appearing
in various favored spots Of this happy
land He looks at the weather reports
and rapidly disappears. very blue bird
indeed. Why are the dreamcrs of the
springtide always looking for this same
old bluebird? lie never keeps his ap-
pointments.
We propose to publish the names of
men or boys who are seen drunk on
our streets hereafter. We did this
some time ago and the scheme worked
well. 1t did its work so effectively that
it was but short time before we were
not furnished with any such. items
Take warning as we do not propose to
show any partiality.
Bro. Bettis informs us that the Pro-
hibitionists have struck tremendous
gas well in Port Huron. in the person
of a man by the name OF Leonard. and
hope TO warm and light all the cities
and villages in that vicinity. III Bettes
and Leonard. ("Windy" Leonard, they
call him,) have locked horns on the
Prohibition question, there is likely to
be warm times in the little city at the